Name/Title
Indians and Archaeology of MissouriEntry/Object ID
2009.3.198Description
Indians and Archaeology of Missouri is Missouri Handbook Number Five. Information is based on research and a background of actual experience with archaeological sites, materials, surveys, and excavations as well as on pertinent published materials. Among the various periods covered are: the early hunters; the foragers; the first potters; the traders; the townspeople; and the prairie dwellers. Included with the book are a flyer from the National Indian & Trapper Museum of Lee's Summitt, MO, and a reprint from the Missouri Historical review, Vol. LV, NO. 3 of April, 1961--The Missouri Indian Tribe in Archaeology and History by Robert Bray. A Glossary is found at the end of the book. This book is from the Don Reynolds library.
161/Softbound/Illustrations/Maps /Photographs.Collection
Don and Maudie Reynolds CollectionLexicon
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsSearch Terms
Missouri, Archaeology, Bray, Robert, National Indian & Trapper Museum, Lee's Summit, Missouri, Native American, Prehistoric, Missouri Pre-history, Missouri Indian TribesBook Details
Author
Chapman, Carl H. and Eleanor F. ChapmanPlace Published
City
ColumbiaState/Province
MissouriDate Published
1964Call No.
Archaeology CHISBN
0-8262-0589-5LCCN
64-64127Notes
Copy No.: 4